Your wearable already collects the data. The only thing standing between you and any of the projects below is a schema you can actually read. None of this is an Oriya feature — it's what people build, and want to build, once the numbers come out of the walled garden.
Provenance: the "seen in the wild" cards are recurring project genres from the builder community — r/QuantifiedSelf, Hacker News, the Home Assistant forums, GitHub. The "build idea" cards are our own wishlist. No affiliation, no endorsement, no made-up numbers.
Tap ▲ on what you'd actually use — as many times as you mean it. Counts are your votes on this device, nothing crowd-faked; the list re-ranks live and your order rides into the build queue.
Every project above dies at the same wall: the data comes out — when it comes out at all — in a device-specific schema only the vendor can read. The fix is one consented, versioned, normalized export: your scores on the Oriya Index, your baseline, your raw signals where the device allows it. Your data in a language you can read — no device to protect, no proprietary score to defend.
Roadmap-honest: this endpoint is not shipped. It's what the vote above is for — the list gets built in your order, and voters get the door first.